Notyfy for Firefox

While the concept of extensions or apps that notify you of any incoming messages on social platforms is not unheard off, Notyfy seems to do a great job at integrating the most useful services in its structure, without stressing you unnecessarily, in a tiny and easily-manageable Firefox add-on variant. Don't waste time logging on each and every service when you want to check for notifications. Do that fast and easy with Notyfy.

The extension itself can be accessed from the add-on corner in the browser. It will display notification numbers in a bubble, sort of like it would happen when using a phone. While the list of compatible services might not be complete, those that work with Notyfy are not few. What does this mean? While services such as Yahoo might be missing, you'll be able to enjoy notifications coming from Facebook, Gmail, GitHub, LinkedIn, Quora, Reddit, and Twitter. All of these can be monitored with the help of this add-on while saving time and becoming more productive.

The extension itself will require the user to input credentials once for any of the desired services. After this initial login, there won't be a need for inputting your credentials, unless, of course, you somehow end up changing your password and will be then prompted to restart the login procedure. Apart from that, you can select the services you'd like to receive notifications from while leaving the rest behind.

Notyfy for Firefox is an extension that any individual looking to be kept up-to-date at all times will find useful and helpful. You won't have to waste time logging in to each and every service, go through password checks, and intricate CAPTCHA systems, all in order to make sure you don't have any new notifications.